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EVENING PUBLIC LEDGER PHILADELPHIA, THURSDAY, JANUARY 16, 1919
TAFT CENSURES 1TY MORALS UPHELD
BETHLEHEM CO. BY SAFETY DIRECTOR
US. Award on Conditions ( Hson Issues "Deadly Parallel" Statement, in JF7hVi
and Wages at Plant Not lt, Quotes Contradictions of Vice Charpes
Fulfilled iati0 fry Ministers" Investigator
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$10,000,000 HELD BACK
War Labor Board Lament',
Lack of Power to Enforce
Ridings
Vlilnrtii, Jan. 1C Tl.o failing ot
HiB Bethlehem Steel Company lo ooti
tnuo to carry out tho Goxorrimetifs
nward as applied last AuRiist to lomll
tlor.s mid wage In the coiuiatij'n theli
and cun plant at Allentown. 1'a. was
severely censured jeslerday by 'Wllli.mi
Howard Taft, Joint clialrmaii, and olliei
members of tlio war labor board.
V Tlio steel company denial of tho
right of tlic award to rcin.iln offrctlvo
ilnce the. slgnltie or llio aimUtlce ami
the atlltudo of U il. Grace, president of
tho company, and other ofilcIaK as ex
pressed by their iouni-el before the
board cams In for ruitlcular ion
damnation from Mi Taft, who lamenfil
that the board was without the judicial
power deal I)' to etifur. o Its tlniliiiR".
"This situation.- paid Mr. Taft. In siil
lournltic tho nslrcn of tho board until
Saturday when dKiiMluii of the cae
wilt be renewed, 'is ier painful tu inc
The attitude o' Mr. ijrai'n and hla torn
pany after what has been done and
agreed to colon the whole situation with
an atpect of injiixti. u 1iIl1i makes one
yearn for tho judicial power with villi.1!
to compel justice '
The comioery InxoUcn the p,ij mem
of back pay tald to aKRiecate more than
$10,000,000, and the liKht of collertlw
bargaining thiuugh numerous employe'
hhop committees tit up bv order of tlio
war labor boatd
Guy Cuirier, of lio-don, who appeared
for the liethlehem company, stated it
was the ciimpanj'fi lew that the war
labor board could not bo on adjusting
differences between employers and em
ployes now that the war had ended. He
added, howeei, that the. company had
no Intention of trolnc bark on Its agree
ments and would pay oer to tho cm
plojes the amounts it leiehed in tills
connection from tho War and Nay De
partments FACTION LINES DIVIDE
LABOR CONVENTION
CommiUee Approve Onlj
One of Main Resolution
Referred to It
My tho Associated lres
CliliHRu, Jan. 1C. After an all-night
session llio ."oitin ittoe on resolutions of
National Labnp onsros apijrocHl only
one of -tet.il hundred resolutions re
ferred to It, whuJi related to the unce
of. Thomas J 3toonoy In whoso behalf
the comentlon a railed. lJarly toda
fceventj-ilsht resolutions had been ex
amined b t!ft thirtv iiKMnbem of the
committet and a laigtr dark romaltied
to be tousltlcrd
The itiUKiCh was called by tho luter
tialloiul AVoikcis' Pefpno League ti
form platin to obtain a new trial for
"Mooney and nlso Warren Ulillncp. Ren
ins Ufe vnttiue in connection with tho
Prepaiedn,M Im bomb eplos'on at
l?an Fram n u m Jtilv, llilti,
"While tlm rtpolutlons rommltteft was
vrestllnff w itlt the stack of papers heaped
upon it b the runcicss a tho icsutt
uf a ftioini pepplon rytenlay, the radi
cal element among1 tho delegates and t
others not E.n rcdcntlals as dek paten
held a lone uuem VT V Dunn, nf
Butte, Jlont , presided. At the iIopo of
tho caucus it was said h would present
a i evolution in .onention today de
mandinjr the jmalg.imitlnn of the 'hun
dred eltinff unions atllllitcd with the
American I'ederatton of Labor into
Iwehe filgamlc international V to be
under control of a eommittefl of fl
and work wlta the international "WorU
rs defense league It was added the
lesolution embodied a iroIslon that
"Mooney and all political, class and in
dustrial pi!oiieM bt released, April 1
being hed aa a date for a general na
tlonvldo Btrle fhouUI this fail.
J-eader.s of tl o onhenatho failnt
FKld,they hoped to introduce a resolu
tion 'during ih da which would ui.ii'
out a proRtam for tho rcleao of Moone
and BIlIuiB. This was tho object oi
tho call lor a conentlont they said, ai il
l.tnt.lnn -. "11T ty,y It T ii t Mtf I u till
ssrrss ri7o?t
cat he rib K.
WUh th conaerutisi and radlt-aH
thus aliened the ronvei.Jon opened i -third
day's pension with rry ? rospe t
tho leadeis asserted, fur as stoim, a
meeting a? that of jesterday or tl
opening day. Chairman II D. Nolan, of
Kan rrancie o, was confident tho on
nervathes iuuld control the onentalon
us they did on the alignment whih r--
u.e.'IJ".1!:s:lec",!l,"v'!,,;t",8,'::",,.iIa':
nojcimc, iv
naJii-als whofe crci1iida!s vera no
recognized at inn rin.zation of n
cxjiigress uj. 1 t red I ' "" ' t '"
concntlon l.u.l
AHACK BURLINGTON BUDGET
Counsel for Charitable Homo, Dp-
nicd Aid. Vara? Frrcholilci -
iiilu ivni, nuiui inniumi.i
Mount Itnllr. . J.. Jan. 10 The lili
hudKet of S3 19 000 adopted bv tho Urn -
llnstou County board of lYeolders,
llngtou County Uoard of lYec.olders
after it nearinc io reteno any ODjeitlons """""- ,.. . ,
1 hat sulBlit bo I alsed by tho taxpayer. Tor tho :oro stienuou.' taeio Ii
may bo npjet in tha court?, Lawer "biaiicli-rldinc" A ''' iitta.lieil to a
Francis J. Kmlth. of Ileverly, haMiis motorboat on th" surface, hauls tho,
publicly warned the board that ho would touri.t around. Kor plane wheio tho I
attael: the leeallty of lomo of tho Items ,,!,Ltine in't eood, an eleitriL hors. 13
beeausa Ills reauest for air appropriation I ,,;," ,, v further ronvenlem-o lo bu
for St. Joiepli's Home, at Beverly. a J,',,t Into Ufo when tnlnsllns with
turned down. Tim board hold a caucus, brought jni
on this request and decided that the ' mermaids I a tor. Ii uteo t n u in e i.
county could not approprlato funds for a I tranco through tl o aides of Biinnen Wnps.
..,;,, in.m.,tinn 'ihi. feature in added to peru.lt the
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wnen tuo matter canv tip publlclj
Lawer Smith stated en tha Hour that
ty aid and doing no better m,i;, ti,.
riccu,iri3 auw -cii ig int i'ui
clsion.
lra.hlniton. Jan. 18 ti. Vn...
Department hus placed oiders for the
j-BimirmJuuii ui iuur kibiu urruunougntH
of 4a00 ton dlsptaieinent. which will
JX wmi CTOBi ponerjui iigntlnff MP8
ji ncntinr Bbin.i
'ktMt.Y.Tiio of thes blc seaflghters w 11
taTftatKt Uu "wl Nvy TMd.
- MMKkt Uu mU, Xxyx .Tdt
V f lull- ... k TT ..
1 - W. Kiw.
ll'nff n'.H'
uie nomo nau oeen in operation tailing bottom lor centurion past uy iurnia mm ( were planning a way to fcalvnee the c.tr.
rare of the Por and helpless for twentj- niralM bold and more i.ientu by Uei.goea rlans taln Irom raptured Bub-
fiffSllXlWrtJhTpr """ ln r rUt",,1", "'b,"Jrln Var-!mra,5!sT,Go";nmnt tl18 R'h,,M t0 ,he
VV0fef?aruS3t!rrtntheroao;hi'; '" M 1, .. " U.M... hut a s, I.ntiH Th. pleura resort doctor Bond pic
Institution. In th. mnniv , .i. ,. ,. -.1,1 Iiootor Uond. uddtcmlng tho , tured Ih ll tun:; It Is enulnneil m, nn
HM,i.diilun Mi -h Uotoc Uoud outlined ""' "" ," ,"uuu " e,t'",r the Bled
, GIANT U.S. DREADNOUGHTS F:XUX& VZZ
SItoBeBu!ltY;7yWilll!e
Most Powerful Afloat ?rnun,,; ... ,.t l allowed, to retain d To Turn ZTL 22j'n T
ln ,. ii of l'uhll. Safely Wilton to.
iluj Issued a Muieinent In which lie
bi ought Into play tho "deadly parallel'
In an effort to show that attacks on tho
morals of Philadelphia aro ' unwar.
ranted bv conditions as Ucwed b Go
erninent agents and uHlflali In this
cltj.
The parallel onsIsts of cilraits fiom
i statement kImii out by tho mveMi
Bator for l'r IMvin Ilejl IcIU nnl a
tateimiil isuid bv tho wartime lom
mtPMuii uf the Inteii liun h Federation,
on one mUc, and on tho other etra ts
WILSON'S PARALLELS ON VICE
i onJltlnns lnuriv i mt'Ttl lit 'hi for
Hit nthtp bfnr th ilenn-ni of !
sprlnjr.' 1'rnrn rrixiri uf Dm top 1Mk'
lmftlpitr, -Ifinii ir , Illy,
H.utI.rKiin; r( bcti hititM nn t
lulh the uortli HtiJ hjuth atlon uf in
i but within tin lint f uilr of months
t Im iiifrcnfml virubnbl ito tift ri'
and I row tarried n by tivil.aiii fin
mn iii th wnitii uMfuriii of th'i lnlfti
"wt. in nuth opfii aflan nf rbc hv
that it N u lormtii it Mtm o uf Ulctat
to thU (ornmunlt ' I nun rrimrt of INm
tr DrlU'i inirtliutr. Jantur 7. HH'i,
' Mhii in tlie JcputtnJtt a that i
t.iln Muh!i nn 1 l.Iiutfnuht Ot'itj i!i
lde the Lasts In ndwi.rc of tli ItarlnK
Koine u far m to ti.nrU tin the hpt thu'
i in front of thy miBUtrat m Mhlch ht
ihn irHon!-' nam", eV . oppuMte uir-h
ii.tn tn mi or an "o, ih 'o' t,f.
(Ifprharcpil ulul th. 8 ur ianiih1
Magistral' linker ts one ro flints to rtal
falrlv and not b amprrcd U politic!
itiflut-ticf o that tli" nppfiriniM of poll
tk iunM in thi prisoners' behalf v,l tii
operatt -I mm rejmrt of Ih, IflUN In
ifttlirator. Doctor Ih-lk'i ItiTPfttcator
I UrtipfT tk openly itactlcfd In tli- .i
Un n", tnfM and on th trfet"! of th4
north nib' tilrln of apparently tender
jears ttr roimlnff th ntrceta of China
town an 1 the old Tenderloin ur I not In
frmuently until ry lutr n. tilht "
I Tom rMM f lic tr ItflLN lne
1 ii ot touhcl upon th- ilruc eti
whli fs inreBimf at an alnrmlnc rule
ti he MHiih hi tlori of th" clt. lrtenu(
hrtM h ureal iftort blniT minle to rci
ihi rix n hiklur up In thin ilroadful bu1
ii but timili mnr tould b don If Ui
iK)hv.e would prop rly co-operate with th
f.ir too ffw iJornment nKnt In thcli
' (Tort to bupi rcfs thin eU -Itcimrt of
Pot tor PtlkN lnrs(f& ilton.
In DH' ut nil the ipicjidirl ttfpa-'
i v mat hai nudn cur city fatnou
throuk'buut th cautAry for ttn ratrlotb
al in behalf of it pnliMml mn. our clU
in In dancer of lwlnc cfflriilly iatooe(
b th National AdmlnUtratlon '.tcausd uf
Th trej m.op that 1 Klftl to the e
plttB of ieo under the i recent admit
letration It is an outrncc that n dt
thai has done so muh to help ennt l
tner? through it prlatc UtlztnH hlioji 1
ht truiKht to bhamo in thH way by its or
flctHl Uaom Hnd itandflrflhearerji
rtral from Mutement Niiit-d b the
arllme oniniUntit of the Inter htirch
I rderatlnti, V inti ir II, Oil.
1 n 111 ihe fli u . ii l ,m i irn
lax ufi-red tn f roil th,. ii e winch
t in, iHtnpatit l om th souihern he
tlon nf th" 1 an 1 i- u it ji thi t tl, 1
t witiirint' w 1 t tt -1 ! t ar"tf
r ittlt wtm ilti i i n tl. pit
r ) Irom report uf Ir. DelkS
iiiie-tlrator.
ALLIES FIND GERMAN PLAN
TO REGAIN
jcit nt I rnnt.Un Institute
Tells How .Viem.- U ill Ho
0 printed
ferret Found in .Submarine Cap.
turcd by liutislilullwns II ill
Ito Ilovoli'll'd
j..etf'jie r.oort .it i..a liauu'.i f'f
thu sea. vitli ah t. modem con.
etnii'ei. lnelurtlnp ele,itor, dlnlnu
loom, BleeplnB tiuiiiterf. il.iceg of rept.
and arlou3 amuFeii"i "'i "" "
r,tuicl m Miurinc i-Mii for members
i'1" ' ,aull"n la",m?x" b Dr- A' I5us
Bond, for thirteen ."lira a.'SO-
. .' ..i.mr nf tho ..lent ttK- Amerlcin
'"J uldelv hnon ui a. writer on
an.d '" 'r,w.fn
r.ato editor i ""
, 1"",,,," ubieets.
I .j...... ...Ivu tmt lin tintklrll
colic tioii or ro""' " - " "-"
tieasures that hao been Kent lo ho
,nstinite members la"t night
It might be added that this collection
uf .iiNenhi is tiiw prn.unui oioect oi trie
.npie collections, which will be divided
amonc iho nutlong of all the peoples who
nnriiu ualo in llio expeaiuotis,
p ,.,.., ihe Qermanb sent mt
just as the Qermanb sent much of this
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" ", '"f "" ""'J. ... i. i . ""n"mM '?3urj' lu' ,0 Meh water Jires.
' liad Bto lua the vay to set It back, ao-1 euro at tho bottom ot tha eea.
ealtli t
bad pro
--rrJ fill 1 V' 1 I
'from unsolicited letters lecelted bj lil
rector Wilson and tho Superintendent ,
of l'ollto
lllifclor Wllon laid that he had no f
i comment to make In Issuing tho patnllel
other than that It was entirely "self
explanatory." i
Sc retary of the Na y Daniels Is cr.
lintfd to tako attlon at any tlmo now
i on tho situation here.
He Ih going over leports made to him
b Lieutenant Colonel C'hirles H.
llatli, t SMC, who I the Govern
ment's law -enforcing oltlccr In this cit
'I ho Kliitement glvili out by IMrctor'
Wdon today toads as follows.
' The entlr tentrnl " tlon of tln m
In nxpfll.nt condition and lc linn
hfn retlup"d to u mlnlmutn.' Keport
nititlo li Olrertor WtUon, Juminry II.
11(11). I Petri the ( harls 1 lee. I
ttinrre of lee hqiind. ...
Th MMvtnil police illvlnlou (which tales
n tho Klfth, HiMn. Huenth . Klrhth,
Mnth Tenth. Klevrnth, Twelfth. lhlr-t-enth.
rourtreuth nml rlftecnth MriIl,
- in letter chape thnti it eer w"" -I
roni report imnli to Director UlUon,
.In linn O !'. 1010. Itr Captain Jumrt a
lleurni srtonU tllilslon
Ihit off i n vith the Amer ,m pro
uvi leiiKu. ha- put forth ulretiuous
tT rti to tirr l ootlei.frcr In the l In-
uf ih inJerloln In thin connection
iirfe n tth a pooJ lal of eu
sa mul I t. to taKv this ocfafllou
KpreH xn npprof litloti of the heart
j operation shown our men lrnn it
letter wrllten In loihl l inlel, netlne
neeiit In harjte Itnrmtii of liuet.tltjon.
lMiMrliueiit of JnMlie to SuiMrlnteinient
if rolr, Deiriiiber .t. 1U18.
MaRlfttrate "arl 11 UiKer U getter
l.t that h" vns rosponpild for the o
whifh Apt eared eppotlte the tinmen of
here of the prisoners 'I slint ly do that
Ur K.ild, 'tn indii rt the rrlticlpal wit
iirns In the ( ie the person on whos
..Iiti tin HtftiUW wan tnttle, it is ml
own private mark and ran no onnetion
with any cabalistic umrtmi; or n imllco
uraftinc Captain MiinLli 1 mieht eiy.
Ins neer ben at anv hearlne I oer
held runt n iiewMur of tlnnuari 10.
nia.
' r denlre to enpre mv apr-retlitio-i
iT the niilt.inie furnished b" the polb e
in tho arrMt and funi"tlon of thai cli"
of !cj ltnnw n us ( areB of prustltutlon
InrtnB the Rumnii r I was uulte huay with
tins run of uinin liut I an) happy to
Hd that duritiK the mht two uiontliH there
Ins heen u cie.it reduction In the numbt-r
f c.iees of this kind fo thttt where the
v ouIJ aera;tp Reeral rnses a day ill th"
imnvr tin re ore only ore or two cfles
weeU iluritiB this latter period
lom letter written h Howard II. lone,
I'nlteil St ites ( ominlUKloner, LaMern DN
trlrt of rennltanla, tu llirertor llon
January lit, 1010.
'Inc piarl in rhnrce of tl.e narcotic
work in rinla-1 iphn 1 haw had frequent
niinidon to nlt upon the ofdcerfl of jour
deparMiunt fur mopi ration and nenlptance
and fr t i cnml of ars this hnn been
o pnimpil and erileiently rendered that
ti impels m to write ou and xpres my
thanH and uppr tint Inn t wfh to thank
miu fnr the r effhimt tert.e reni!rej
m rlddlnk' riilUdeiphta of this ar" num
1 er of d inccrous lolatnrs of the 1a t Tho
T'hlladerthia dniMun in known hm the bu
ner dli I "Ion for nucessful prosecution.
and LotiNlctioi.H of Illicit dealers in tiar
(Citlo (Iiuhp and jt in therefore with a
particular feellni; of satisfaction at re
suits obtainid that T am cxter.dlrw m
thanks In thin onnnrtlon I mm letter
written to IHre.tor WlUon ht t olonel Will
linn lit lit Ii. Intermit revenue ucent In
i Ii trcf of the n irrotlr ilUislon In this
iltr, Atitii-t 30, 101H.
I ho poll, e h-( also bfpi a tie in
iss(ninr un la bringing the di ah rs f
? rtrcotU druas comnamly called lopf peu
dlers, to J'i?t e and I am clad to say
that the efforts of the Internal Uccnue
Depirtment with ire aiMfitance af the
1 oil i in the t hae resul ed tn an r
t lundlnu m nu in tn thi number of -t-ea
of piMldllnr of i. p Km in letter written
h Howard 1. I one 1 nlted Mute CnmrnK
Nloner, KnMtern HUtrht of I'ennsttnnl.j,
tu I Mrer tor UilMin, .luiiuurj l.l, 1010,
PraUe In en era I K.idford
f wish '0 vpr hs to ou. to j
'irt- mil to th vi' th. wratltude of le
Mnne i orps Ur ih hob-ndld (ten lee r-i
dril la our n i n nrotertintr the Oo
'rnin-tuH Int r im pnl 1017 Ih-"
worii ban 1 en most ettUintl and t
fTtive- pfrfnrmeil -I roin letter writ
ten ,v Hricudier tienr.il finis . Ittul
ttinl, I . s. M irines. to Superintendent of
1'olhs November 'Jii, 10IH
l he polie !! iriment under our
i harrff ,,ih r i inrnl vnlu ible service ni
i u in r ijv - i n t . toll department
th' nfor in. tit f the i,t Irom let
ter written bv Iphrilm lrderer. ( ol lec
tor of Intern it Kevenue. to Director Hll
son on Ie ember 'J, llllH.
'Now ftn o Men hii been f Ui ll creat
flutilnn !r ihe numlif r of ilovernniera
a.es which hn 1 fen prosecuted before
mo ard mi m iue. I desire to ta
tills opportunity of ,tendliiff to you am.
hruUKli vtu to tn nrjnus polUe .leu
enantH h-rtrt.mji , ni pumlrrun my per
Ttuil MiiriK fit tli afrUtinco winch
'hey hiue rendered me in the perforn
anio uf iti dutly I understand that
Mic nsents of th Department of JuntlC"
havo heretofore , pr -! their appncn
ton to like effe t om Howard M.
I on it I lilted tnte f onitnUxloner. KaM
rn HUtrirt or Vi nnoltiinhi, lo Director
UlUon, .1 inn irv l. iyi(,
' I w h t , expn n at llus tim t j
"leartf-ii opiirerjation of the aid
ndul thiM adnilnlftr itn n b the nn
j arnm t tfe cu nnnciit ii.rluilh?
Dlreitni UlliiHm II Wilm of the D
jinrtnunt id I'uhlie S.ifitj and the en
ir pulin rrpirrmnt of Philadelphia '
I rum report of Ullllam Totler. I ed-
r il fuel uilinlnNtrittor for IVnnsTh t
hi i, tu Dottor t.artleld, .luinmrv 7, UtVJ.
ttri'
tcfr
Itf 10 h) Is prar' cal.' 1
1 1 th r U .1 larce fu -
d o to pi nd w j h
him. f ill nnuti in The
in it I it t . tt r nhiiik
- I rotn report made to
Dire lor UIon. Inniiar n. HMO, hv (.10
1 tin liinr I. Ileirti, In (omniiind of tho
'"i""il imillP UMItlUII.
SUNK CARGOES
Soint! Features of Trips
In Bottom of thu Ocean
si.int of the lonvenlf nces of jie".
sonally comlueted plcamro tours to
tuo bottom of tlio hoa:
Tiinn liaco of rest, tecreation,
6lfoni(r, eainiB or otliur atnuo
mem utter half-hour jaunts with
mpimalrt.
Illevatoi -Cuntyanco for carry.
iiiB tourhts from tho surface of
tlio hca to placet of inlero't down
below.
Slfd A motoiboat on the sur
face makes the blcleh rldlns eood;
boat pulls tho sled
KloctrlQ horse To he Hdden
when tlm roattinir is bad.
Torch Vued to burn holes in tlio
sides of BunUon vos.seis when tour
lots dtsno to ;eadi hidden treas
ure. s. - . .
coromu 10 nocior iionu. i;en while
' they wero BltiWnit hhlpa tho Germa
eleiator to can v tl o diver tn (li imiim. I
' "l ",e " JT""1 tins tanl. the dler
, -" -. - -i .u nunhrn ebeiH,
fllllli fin tlii
I the treasure cn be got out and hauled
to tne sunace.
The "horse" permits a diver to get
Insldo of It and thus avoid death or
i ...-.- - .- -..- ..-a .uiu uetirn or
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The greatest thing is that for a period of twenty years it has
answered the individual questions of millions of women (and many
men) through its columns and through the mails, questions that
bore upon ever' phase of social and domestic life, and that it has
spared no expense, not only tc secure the right answer, but also to
put that right answer in the hands of the inquirer.
The Woman's Home Companion is addressed to women because
only through women can it do this work, but that millions of men
are indebted to it cannot be denied.
In February
"What I Want to Make of My Life" a
remarkable letter from a Companion reader,
with a still more remarkable answer by the
great essayist, Agnes Rcpplier.
"Have You a Boy in France?" the first
announcement that Roland Phillips has gone to
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